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...people and recruit them and train them and get value out of them. The personnel experts say it would be probably a couple of years. There's no quick fix. We feel an obligation before recommending an increase in end strength to be respectful of the taxpayers and make darn sure that when we do it and commit to that long-term cost, we're right...
...like MASH and Network for a mass audience. It's a familiar thesis--see Peter Biskind's 1998 book Easy Riders, Raging Bulls--but well fleshed out with interviews with big names (Scorsese, Coppola, Altman) who rise to the always daunting challenge of explaining why their work was so darn brilliant. The best insights come from actress Julie Christie, who distills the theme of '70s movies--"the quest for freedom"--while pointing out that said quest meant a lot of angry testosterone, making the era better for actors than actresses...
...crew is special and if [others say] this is one of the best crews in history, okay, so be it,” Blomquist said. “But I just think the way it goes, we’re just another crew, one that happens to be pretty darn fast...
...It’s really like coming into a whole acting family,” says Tony L. Chin-Quee ’05, who says he is greatly looking forward to his show-stopper as the ‘Too Darn Hot guy.’ “It’s just...
...better. That could be wishful thinking,” Delaney-Smith said. “They look at the top and they look at the bottom. There’s not a lot of discussion in the middle. If we fall in the middle, then our RPI is darn good. With a few conference upsets, anything could happen. We feel we’re ready to go on the floor with anyone...